Mars Surface with Cracked Volcanic Rocks
Image Description
A detailed depiction of the Mars surface with cracked volcanic rocks scattered over red sand. Large cracked rocks with intricate fissures and smaller smooth pebbles create a textured landscape. The image’s lighting highlights the contours and detailed texture of the rocks and the sandy terrain.
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Image Contributor
Kate Thompson
I'm the gallery editor at Diffus and I write blogs on topics related to AI art. With expertise in Midjourney, Dalle 3, and Stable Diffusion, I actively contribute to Reddit, Facebook, and Discord communities. I meticulously curate top AI-generated content, ensuring our gallery's excellence.
Disclaimer
Please note that the image provided has been generated by AI using a model uploaded by the user. Diffus offers the cloud-based platform that facilitates the generation process; however, we do not claim ownership of the model nor do we hold the licensing rights to it. Users are responsible for ensuring that their use of this image and the related model complies with the applicable licensing agreements.
Generation Parameters
Prompt
top view of Martian soil with sharp black rocks and red sand, diffused lighting, soft lighting, extremely photorealistic, highly detailed and intricate, sharp lines, style of artsation, 3ds-max vray, octane render, extremely micro details, dramatic lighting, caustics, center composition
Negative Prompt
illustration, sketch, painting, text, watermarks, blurry, shadows, hard shadows,
Sampler
Euler a
Model
betterThanWords_v20
CFG Scale
5.5
Steps
50
Seed
3930142928
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- background design, book cover design, caustics, center composition, concept art, cracked rocks, diffused lighting, digital art, dramatic lighting, educational material, extremely micro details, extremely photorealistic, Mars, Martian landscape, octane render, realistic, red sand, sci-fi, scientific illustration, sharp lines, soft lighting, style of artsation, volcanic rocks
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